Indonesia’s palm industry produces enormous volumes of palm biomass residues, more than enough to support dozens of commercial-scale cellulosic ethanol plants. We estimate the levelized production cost of cellulosic ethanol in Indonesia using a discounted cash flow (DCF) model. This model accounts for the various costs of building and operating a new cellulosic ethanol plant, including equipment, construction, land, feedstock, and labor.
The story of Maluku farmers who continue the ancestral practice of “dusun” or agroforestry without changing the condition of the
Traction Energy Asia meneliti emisi produksi biodiesel di Indonesia untuk memastikan dampak produksi biodiesel. Penelitian ini menggunakan analisa daur hidup
“Understanding the Urgency of Integrating the Strategic Environmental Assessment (KLHS) into the regional five-year plan (RPJMD)” is a concise guidebook
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